I had the exact same issue, and it drove me nuts trying to figure out which is the correct driver that I am missing. I finally found which one the 'Base System Device' driver is, and what device it was pointing to. To fix the issue, you need to go to Dells device & drivers website, and go to the Inspiron 1525 drivers site. Then, choose Windows XP, and once that site comes up, you need to choose Chipset, and download the Ricoh driver. There is only two of them listed, one is a Intel for your regular chipset, and then the Ricoh driver for you flash card driver.

Here is the actual link to the correct driver you need to fix all three 'Base System Device' bangs. After you install this file, and reboot your machine, you should be good. If you have any questions, please dont hesistate to ask.

By the way, I am a CompTIA A+ and Net+ Certified computer technician, so if you need help, I am the man to ask. Hi mark, If you have Dell Inspiron 1525 Laptop computer, you can download the drivers from. This driver will fix the three yellow bangs against the devices. Kod razblokirovki dlya mts modema zte mf 192. For the network problems follow the below mentioned steps: 1. Reseat network cable on the computer end and also from the modem/router end. Check if Link LEDs blinking at the computer end.

If no response, Power cycle modem/router (if any) and try known good cable. If Link LEDS does not show any response with known good cable, the issue is with the motherboard.

If Link LEDs does blink or show response but no internet connection follow the next steps. Press and hold the Windows Key on the keyboard and then press R key to launch Run Dialog box. Type 'cmd' and hit 'Enter'. Type 'ipconfig' at the command prompt and hit 'Enter'. Scroll down to the Ethernet Adapter.

I finally found which one the 'Base System Device' driver is, and what device it was pointing to. To fix the issue, you need to go to Dells device & drivers website, and go to the Inspiron 1525 drivers site. Get drivers and downloads for your Dell Inspiron E1505. Download and install the latest drivers, firmware and software.

Under the listed Adapter check if 'IPv4' and 'Default Gateway' show a valid IP Address. Type 'ping IPv4 Address' and hit Enter also ping 'Default Gateway'.

Replace IPv4 address and 'Default Gateway' with actual IP Addresses. If you get response in the above step, type 'ping www.dell.com' and check if there is response. If Ping is successful in the previous steps and Internet Explorer is unable to open any websites or showing Page cannot be displayed.

Run below MS Fix-Its using wired connection: a. If ping is successful for default gateway, but not for websites, check in 'Safe Mode With Networking'. If you are able to go online in 'Safe Mode With Networking', then it's an issue mostly with firewall. If you are not able to ping the website or go online in 'Safe Mode With Networking' also, then 'Power Cycle' the router (if any).

Check if any other computers are able to connect to this same network. If yes, the issue is with this computer. Hope this helps. To know more about Dell Product Support, Drivers & Downloads, Order & Dispatch status -> choose your region;.

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I have 4 new Dell Inspiron 6400's here at my work, we ordered 4 brand new ones, 2gb of memory and they all had Vista on them, so we have to wipe them and put WindowsXP Pro on them so they have domain support for our company. They are sweet laptops, but the only problem im having is with them now that i have Windows XP installed and all the drivers i found on Dell's site. I have 3 unknown devices that show up in the Device Manager under 'Other devices' They all say Base System Device and i cant figure out what they are and why they have a conflict. The device status says that the device drivers are not installed. Click to reinstall, but i have installed everything i thought Everything else runs fine on them. Any idea what this 'Base System Device' may be?